i guess this is just going to be a place to post random thoughts
dad, xennial, audhd, intp, leftist, atheist
📍: joplin, mo
🏢: data scientist, ai, ml
hobbies: sourdough🥖,🚲,🧶, 🔭,📷,🌩️👀 HT0xSnk5A
The RAGBRAI documentary: Shift, is now available to watch for free on PBS.
I'm doing it this year again and just the first 60 seconds of this has me pumped and so excited to go back!
#ragbrai
The RAGBRAI documentary: Shift, is now available to watch for free on PBS.
I'm doing it this year again and just the first 60 seconds of this has me pumped and so excited to go back!
#ragbrai
I'll not be returning if the govt has ownership in it, nor if it's bought out by a billionaire in cahoots with/controlling them
I'll not be returning if the govt has ownership in it, nor if it's bought out by a billionaire in cahoots with/controlling them
#baking #sourdough
#baking #sourdough
just re-finished S1 of Squid Game, next is Severance and then Silo. i probably should start rotating S2 in there too.
no spoilers
just re-finished S1 of Squid Game, next is Severance and then Silo. i probably should start rotating S2 in there too.
no spoilers
i've gotten pretty good at replacing it though, luckily it's just removing screws and replacing it
i've gotten pretty good at replacing it though, luckily it's just removing screws and replacing it
Well, it's done. If you're not sure, stick a temp probe inside and make sure it's 190F - 200F. If you pick it up, carefully, and thump the bottom, it will have a nice thud that is kind of hollow sounding.
Let it cool on a wire rack before cutting.
Well, it's done. If you're not sure, stick a temp probe inside and make sure it's 190F - 200F. If you pick it up, carefully, and thump the bottom, it will have a nice thud that is kind of hollow sounding.
Let it cool on a wire rack before cutting.
After 18 mins, remove lids and bake another 18 mins. I usually turn the temp down to 450 and switch to convection as well
After 18 mins, remove lids and bake another 18 mins. I usually turn the temp down to 450 and switch to convection as well
Alright, it's been about 4 hours and I put my cooking vessels in and preheated my oven. I think the igniter is going out again. I use a cast iron dutch oven and a terracotta baking dish. Turn a loaf out onto parchment and score. Bake at 500F covered for 18 mins
Alright, it's been about 4 hours and I put my cooking vessels in and preheated my oven. I think the igniter is going out again. I use a cast iron dutch oven and a terracotta baking dish. Turn a loaf out onto parchment and score. Bake at 500F covered for 18 mins
After 15ish - 30 mins, do final shape and place loaves in banneton, top side down. Flour the bottom a little and cover with a dishcloth and return to warm spot for 4ish hours
After 15ish - 30 mins, do final shape and place loaves in banneton, top side down. Flour the bottom a little and cover with a dishcloth and return to warm spot for 4ish hours
So, I did all the stretch & folds, basically you lift parts of the dough up to stretch and then fold it over.
Now it's time to pre-shape. I dumped the dough out, divided it in half, then did a pre-shape to build some tension and covered it, and floured the bannetons.
So, I did all the stretch & folds, basically you lift parts of the dough up to stretch and then fold it over.
Now it's time to pre-shape. I dumped the dough out, divided it in half, then did a pre-shape to build some tension and covered it, and floured the bannetons.
My homemade proofing area.
I put together an inkbird ITC-1000F temp controller and an outlet, with a low wattage (10ish?) seed starting heat mat, and set the starter and dough on a coaster on the towel-covered mat, along with the temp probe and covered it all with another towel.
My homemade proofing area.
I put together an inkbird ITC-1000F temp controller and an outlet, with a low wattage (10ish?) seed starting heat mat, and set the starter and dough on a coaster on the towel-covered mat, along with the temp probe and covered it all with another towel.
Add the rest of the flour and and 20g salt. DON'T FORGET THE SALT.
Mix for 5-10 mins, then transfer to the mixing bowl and cover. Keep in a warm place. We'll be doing regular stretch & folds:
- wait 30 mins, fold
- wait 30, fold
- wait 30, fold
- wait 30, fold
- wait 60, shape
Add the rest of the flour and and 20g salt. DON'T FORGET THE SALT.
Mix for 5-10 mins, then transfer to the mixing bowl and cover. Keep in a warm place. We'll be doing regular stretch & folds:
- wait 30 mins, fold
- wait 30, fold
- wait 30, fold
- wait 30, fold
- wait 60, shape
Top up the starter.
I'm planning on using 100g tomorrow and I feed it at a 1:4:4 ratio (starter:flour:water), so I put 20g of starter in a jar with 80g each of flour and water to give me 180g to work with tomorrow.
Top up the starter.
I'm planning on using 100g tomorrow and I feed it at a 1:4:4 ratio (starter:flour:water), so I put 20g of starter in a jar with 80g each of flour and water to give me 180g to work with tomorrow.
I used to just add all the flour and mix, but I've noticed I can get the starter more active by giving it an autolyze period. I add about 700g of the flour to the mixer and let it run until thoroughly mixed. Then cover the bowl for about 30-45mins
I used to just add all the flour and mix, but I've noticed I can get the starter more active by giving it an autolyze period. I add about 700g of the flour to the mixer and let it run until thoroughly mixed. Then cover the bowl for about 30-45mins
Measure 1000g of flour into separate mixing bowl.
Here I typically use 200g whole wheat and the rest AP (King Arthur or Wheat Montana usually) but today I was a little short on whole wheat so I added some oat bran as well.
You can also use things like rye, spelt, other crunchies
Measure 1000g of flour into separate mixing bowl.
Here I typically use 200g whole wheat and the rest AP (King Arthur or Wheat Montana usually) but today I was a little short on whole wheat so I added some oat bran as well.
You can also use things like rye, spelt, other crunchies
Measure 750g water into mixer bowl and add 200g starter.
Starter should be active and bubbly and float
Measure 750g water into mixer bowl and add 200g starter.
Starter should be active and bubbly and float
#recipe
- 200g starter
- 750g water
- 1000g flour
- 20g salt
Not sure what's SOP on here, do I make a thread and keep replying to myself, or just make new posts? I think I'll do the latter today
#recipe
- 200g starter
- 750g water
- 1000g flour
- 20g salt
Not sure what's SOP on here, do I make a thread and keep replying to myself, or just make new posts? I think I'll do the latter today
Very cool people supporting this - @alexwinter.com , @markruffalo.bsky.social
Very cool people supporting this - @alexwinter.com , @markruffalo.bsky.social
github.com/dinoosauro/t... - gets you a file with a list of links.
github.com/yt-dlp/yt-dlp - downloader that ingests file above.
you will also need ffmpeg.
there's a tutorial or two out there on how to put all these together.
github.com/dinoosauro/t... - gets you a file with a list of links.
github.com/yt-dlp/yt-dlp - downloader that ingests file above.
you will also need ffmpeg.
there's a tutorial or two out there on how to put all these together.